Israel says ban on Gaza media access should stay: court document
The Hindu
Israel's government argues in court to maintain a ban on international media access to Gaza, citing ongoing security risks.
Thailand accuses Cambodia of violating a truce after cross-border mortar fire injured a soldier, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Bangladesh police charge 17 in student leader Hadi's murder, citing political vendetta linked to Awami League and Chhatra League.
Jamaat-e-Islami claims free election conditions are lacking in Bangladesh, alleging government bias ahead of the February 12 polls.
Curfew imposed in southern Nepal after mosque vandalism incites rare protests between Hindu and Muslim communities in Birgunj.
Shorts News:Strong magnitude-6.2 earthquake strikes Japan’s Chugoku region
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, aged 100, hospitalized after hip fracture; expected to remain under observation for weeks.
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado reveals she hasn't spoken to Trump since accepting her Nobel Peace Prize in Norway.
The fifth anniversary of January 6 highlights ongoing political divisions and contrasting memorials, with no official commemoration planned.
Ukraine's security talks in Paris face uncertainty as U.S. focus shifts to Venezuela, complicating potential ceasefire commitments.
CIA assessment suggests Maduro loyalists, including Delcy Rodriguez, are best positioned to lead Venezuela post-Maduro, sources reveal.
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck western Japan's Shimane prefecture, causing no tsunami risk or reported damage, officials confirm.
BCB president expresses security concerns over sending the national team to India for T20 World Cup, awaiting ICC's response.
At least nine Nigerian soldiers killed in a landmine ambush by militants in Borno State, highlighting ongoing regional conflict.